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Might and Magic 9 2002 Role playing
After Might & Magic IX loads, a hackneyed voice narrates a background story much like one heard a hundred times before. The kingdom of Erathia has had a long and storied history, seen the rise and fall of many empires, and suffered more than its share of troubles. And now it's time once again for your party of adventurers to shape the future of the land. Unfortunately, instead of scenes of grandeur with massive armies clashing, glistening palaces of gold, or the visage of a magnificent banquet, the narrative is accompanied by nothing more than a series of relatively crude drawings...
Battling Butlers 1996 Arcade action
Battling Butlers is a one-on-one fighting game, featuring five different playable objects as fighters. The roster includes 'Ace High' the playing card, 'Slammer' the door, 'Ringo' the phone, 'Jumpy' the spring and 'Tock' the clock. Each fighter has individual attack moves and a special attack. ...
Battledrome 1994 Arcade action
Battledrome is the first release in Dynamix' MetalTech giant-robots universe that bears more than a passing resemblance to FASA's BattleTech. Fortunately, the game is strong enough to be able to stand on its own without a FASA license. Unfortunately, most gamers passed this old game by in favor of official FASA-licensed titles. Designed primarily as a head-to-head giant robots fighting game, Battledrome succeeds in capturing the frantic, tonnage-for-tonnage feel of a giant robots deathmatch. The two-player aspect of Battledrome (network or modem) is a lot fun and ahead of its time as a predecessor to Activision's NetMech. Not surprisingly, the single-player...
Space Invaders 1999 Arcade action
Space Invaders is back - in PC form! Like its ancient arcade brethren Asteroids, Frogger, Q*Bert, and even granddaddy Pong, Space Invaders has been exhumed, updated, and made presentable for today's PC gamers. The result is a fast-paced shoot-up game, modest in scope but capturing the spirit of the classic arcade shooters. According to the manual and the movie at the start of the game, the invading aliens who were driven off in 1978 have returned with a vengeance, again forming slowly-descending rows intent on, well, landing. As a grim-faced, Judge Dredd-jawed soldier piloting the latest generation of laser tanks, you're...
Jazz Jackrabbit: Holiday Hare 1994 1994 Arcade action
Jazz Jackrabbit: Holiday Hare 1994 is a side-scrolling platformer starring the titular hare. Jazz must survive three areas of Holidaius using his own weapons to fight mongrels, monkeys, hands, ski turtles, and devils. The graphics have a Christmas theme, meaning that the player will see snow, Christmas trees (with and without decorations), and red-and-white striped poles. Music has been changed, which is basically a remix of Christmas songs, including Jingle Bells, Deck the Halls, Rudolph, The Twelve Days of Christmas, and Silent Night. ...
Leavin Teramis 1990 Amiga
Leavin' Teramis has absolutely nothing new to offer at all. A straightforward vertical scroller with the same old bubble guns that rise out of the ground, the same old spaceships that loop around and the same old collectible weapons Even the sight of a clockwork Pacman could do nothing to add originality. It's fun to play, mind, just not very original. Not worth downloading if you have any decent SEU's in your collection. ...
Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 2004 Strategy
While Dawn of War doesn't break any new ground for the RTS genre, it is, nonetheless, a supremely polished and well-balanced example of it, a credit to both the development team, and a laurel wreath for the license it bears. If you're unfamiliar with the Warhammer 40,000 universe, here's a quick-and-dirty summary. Imagine standard fantasy tropes like orcs and elves and wizards and demons. Now drop them into a science fiction universe so that the Orks and Eldar and the forces of Chaos battle it out using depleted uranium shells, spaceships, and laser weapons. That's the world 40,000 years in the...
Tachyon: The Fringe 2000 Simulation
Tachyon is another recent space simulator to hit the market. You play as Jake Logan, a character whose voice is done by none other than Bruce Campbell. For those who don't know Bruce Campbell, he is the star of the Evil Dead series. His voice acting in this game is superb. This causes Jake Logan's character to come alive and bring back the good memories of his movies. The background story of the Tachyon universe is that the large corporate companies are feuding with the fringe colonies over resources. Near the beginning of the game, Jake gets to choose which...
Spider Run 1995 Educational
Spider Run is a single player, shareware game for DOS that has elements of Pipe Dream in its game play. The game takes place on a grid that's six cells deep and eight cells across with the corner cells unused. Into this grid are placed web elements. These are right angle bends, straight lines, or cross roads. The spider starts from a randomly placed green start cell and the player must extend the path from this cell by rotating the web elements in front of the spiders path. When the spider travels through a cell the cell turns solid blue and cannot...
Flight Commander 2 1994 Simulation
A tactical wargame focusing on air-to-air combat. You take the commander's seat and are given control of a squad of 2 to 30 planes from 100 possible planes. There is no specific scenario to fight in, instead the game cover the last 30 years of air combat with every possible engagement from Korea to Desert Storm and even throws some "possible" scenarios on the near future. There are two modes of play, basic and advanced, with the advanced throwing in more rules, and the game is turn-based and each turn is divided into an order and execution phase (plus and...
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